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as early as the song dynasty ( bc) with porcelain, ceramics, and silk being traded for spices and trapang in luzon. this early cultural contact with china introduced a number of staple foods into philippine cuisine, most notably soy sauce, tofu, beans sprouts, pickled mustard greens, white radish, bamboo
shoots, chinese celery, water chestnuts, lemongrass and fish sauce. common cooking methods were also introduced such as stir frying, deep frying and making savory soup bases. many of these food items and dishes retained their original hokkien names, such as pancit and lumpia. filipinos incorporated...
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